EFS Carpets
Floors laid
tile by tile.
Carpets for offices, hotels, homes and every space in between. Quiet underfoot, built for heavy traffic, made to your design.
Office & commercial
Hotel & hospitality
Home & residential
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Know your fibre.
The material decides how a carpet feels, how long it lasts and where it works best. Compare all eight side by side.
Wool
Soft, springy and naturally flame-resistant. The classic luxury fibre.
- Softness
- Durability
- Stain resistance
Best forHotel lobbies, bedrooms, drawing rooms
See carpetsWool–nylon blend
Usually 80/20: wool's warmth with nylon's strength. The hotel standard.
- Softness
- Durability
- Stain resistance
Best forHotel corridors, ballrooms, stairs
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The toughest synthetic. Springs back after heavy foot traffic.
- Softness
- Durability
- Stain resistance
Best forOffices, corridors, restaurants
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Colour runs through the fibre, so it shrugs off stains, water and fading.
- Softness
- Durability
- Stain resistance
Best forBudget projects, dining, outdoor
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Soft with rich, bright colours. Best for lighter traffic.
- Softness
- Durability
- Stain resistance
Best forBedrooms, kids' rooms, living rooms
See carpetsSilk & art silk
A shining, luxurious surface. Delicate, so it suits quiet rooms.
- Softness
- Durability
- Stain resistance
Best forArea rugs, master bedrooms
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Soft plant fibre with a chunky, natural weave. Keep away from water.
- Softness
- Durability
- Stain resistance
Best forLiving rooms, bedrooms
See carpetsSisal
One of the toughest plant fibres, firm and crisp. Keep away from water.
- Softness
- Durability
- Stain resistance
Best forHallways, studies, home offices
See carpetsFrom yarn to floor.
Six ways to make a carpet. Tap a diamond to open the big picture and see how each one is made.
Hand-tufted
Yarn shot through canvas with a tufting gun.
- 1The design is drawn onto canvas stretched on a big frame.
- 2Yarn is shot through the canvas with a tufting gun, row by row.
- 3A backing is glued on, then the pile is sheared and carved.
- Made by hand
- Cut, loop or carved
- Unlimited colours
Hand-knotted
Every knot tied by hand, one at a time.
- 1Warp threads are strung tight on a loom.
- 2Every single knot is tied by hand around the warp, row after row.
- 3Rows are beaten tight, then the rug is washed and trimmed.
- Made by hand
- Cut pile
- Unlimited colours
Axminster
Woven tuft by tuft, so any colour can go anywhere.
- 1The design is set up on the loom, tuft by tuft.
- 2Grippers place each tuft one at a time into the weave.
- 3Pile and backing are woven together in one strong piece.
- Woven on a loom
- Cut pile
- Many colours, often up to 12
Wilton
Woven from continuous yarn into a dense, crisp carpet.
- 1Continuous yarns are fed into a jacquard loom.
- 2Only the colour needed rises to the surface; the rest runs in the back.
- 3The result is a dense, heavy carpet with crisp textures.
- Woven on a loom
- Cut and loop
- Up to 5 colours
Printed
Any design printed with dye onto plain carpet.
- 1Plain carpet is tufted in a light base colour.
- 2Dye is jetted onto the pile, following the design.
- 3The colour is fixed with steam, then washed and dried.
- Machine printed
- Cut pile
- Unlimited colours
Machine-tufted broadloom
Wide rolls stitched at speed by hundreds of needles.
- 1A needle bar with hundreds of needles stitches yarn into a backing.
- 2Loops are left as they are, or cut to make a soft pile.
- 3The carpet is backed and rolled, usually 4 or 5 metres wide.
- Machine made
- Cut or loop
- Plain, few colours or printed
Our carpet designs.
Carpets for hotels, offices, homes and prayer halls. Click any photo to see it full screen.
Your carpet, made to order.
From a first sketch to a carpet on your floor, in six clear steps.
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Step 01
Share your idea
Send a photo, sketch, logo or just your room size. Tell us where the carpet goes and how busy the space is.
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Step 02
Design drawing
Our designers turn your idea into a scaled carpet drawing. You review it and ask for changes until it's right.
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Step 03
Choose your colours
Pick yarn colours from our pom-pom cards, or we match your paint, fabric or brand colours.
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Step 04
Approve a sample
We make a small sample first, so you can feel the pile and check the colours before production starts.
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Step 05
Production
Your carpet is made by hand-tufting, Axminster, Wilton or printing, then checked for quality.
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Step 06
Delivery
Rolled, wrapped and shipped to your project, ready for fitting.
Have an idea already?
Start your custom carpetEvery floor, carpeted.
Hotels, offices, banks, churches and homes. Tap a sector to light up its photos, or tap any photo to see it big.